Talbott on mon 27 jan 97
Is anyone familiar with "Heat Unity Coating".... I believe that is
the term... my memory for such things... like names.. unfortunately is very
poor. At any rate it is a substance used to coat the inside of the kiln
for heat absorption and re-radiation back to the interior of the kiln. The
purpose is obviously to save on fuel costs and firing times.... If you are
familiar with this material then please let me know... Marshall
1ST ANNUAL CLAYARTERS' GALLERY - NAPLES, MAINE (Summmer 1997)
{contact me directly for more information}
Celia & Marshall Talbott
Pottery By Celia
Route 114
P.O. Box 4116
Naples, Maine 04055-4116
(207)693-6100 voice and fax
clupus@ime.net
David Woodin Set Clayart digest on tue 28 jan 97
I would look into the ITC products their phone is 904-285-0200 it is an
energy saving product. I have used the ITC 100 and 200 and it is better then
I expected.
Hrnce@aol.com on thu 30 jan 97
I tried HUC on the inside of my Skutt but have not noticed the slightest
difference in my firings.Maybe it is intended only for gas kilns.It is a very
expensive stuff.
Jiri in Berkeley
David Woodin Set Clayart digest on fri 31 jan 97
I don't know what HUC is but have used ITC products. Spraying ITC 100 on the
inside of an electric kiln will protect the elements, they will last longer,
the bricks will not crumble anymore and you should note more even firings.
There phone # is 904-285-0200.
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